JijA If : TUESDAY, .1U1A' ii, 102a , Fiitfo Four THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ? H i !! ; 1 it ' . ! Personal Mention Mm. It two Hon In llrnlton nnd noun, J)nlo and Don, linvo arrived lioro from l'liiiiimn, California, wliero they hnvo been mnklng tholr homo for tho past year or moro. Mrs. Ilrnltnn, who owns iiruporty hero homo In Klanmth on. Tho hoy loft today for hr Mr. mid Mrs. J. F. Oooller nc com pan ted hy thplr daughter, Mrs. Ilor Orcm. will lcavn tomorrow In limit mr fr Pnrllnmt nn.l ttivnitt., ! on mi extruded vnrntlon. W. 11. Tower, of Itedl.indi, nml Henry IJ. Tower of Palo Alio. Call fornln, nre tourist!- hero 0.1 j fish Ins exposition this weo'i. They stnp. pod over nt tho White Pollenn hotel rats iruon i s. lovett rimli'iimu of 1 I'. S.toli-ui lltiitiii'i Uli' for Huilmw, lii'prci"lon. Method I or (x.ucctiiijt miuie Money Deelmvil lnclcntlfle nml linnip 'nm. (Iteprlutcil from Suit lathe Tribune of Mmvli Sil, Kill'..) "I wish t could giro you a real .high that farmer!. In many . will make' her , ",,.,, " " " 'optimistic story rrmrdbiR business Hies, roul " """" mr last night heforo no In on up l!vr '..., .. .... . . . , Falls from "" ,ak0 for their juration oiu'iik fcomU Ion..." ald Judge 1 obor S land and local could nol afford to own (heir wore literally forfeiting Twenty-four Klamnih county poo- Lovett, chairman of tho board of It. i Otoy ranch, near Dorrls for 11 vWl ! i. ..i.. ...,.. . .. ' I director of tho Union Pacific Sys- "tlallroads are feeling It even ..... I1 tlJl'Jl-U till OHIIIIK 111 llll- l.ilYH I . ...... . ... I 1 Hods thli weok-ond nml aro outhus- with Ihclr grandparents. Mm ...! Ym. t-..l. - -.... 1. . ' " "" ' "X- "'"; lasllc In their praise of the food 1 known resident of Dorrls nre hero. tnmhhA nt tho camp, and were I filH lint ilnll .HnHill.iM l. Il..k .if ' .... ... ui., i.i- i.K ... ,.r im thrlltoil wjth the sceneiy which the liva lied hnvo to offer Anions torn, York with headquarters In city, on hi arrival In business It. II. Cook, of I'ndcrwood Phnr mncy. left today on hi vnrntlon, ex pecting to lie nl Knglp itlilro for the greater part of the time. Mrs. John lenders returned ypr (erilay nftcrnoon from Ahland ;inj Medford where she ln been lnr. the Fourth with relntlwi an I friends. Fred Srhnllock loft this morning for Portland where he will b ocru- the visitor were: Mles Minnie Hnr- iium. Pearl Collins. Francis Kllloll and .Inunltn Howe, who mmlo up one party from town, nml (Jiiorgo Wnl ion nnd daughter. Kntherlno and llestrlce. who wore there from their Merrill homo a were .Mr and Mr. Now, more heavily; ami. of couri". this Salt moan that II nitiM ultimately be t.ako yesterday morning. borne by tho country' busings. "Hnslne generally throughout Tho total taxes paid by (ho Union tho country Is. 1 believe, Improving. Pacific System ton yean ngo that but n. reflected by railroad trnf- K for the year 1911 amounted flc, tho rate of Improvement ! to H. ISO, 09.1, while tho taxeg paid very slo. I believe, however, that for 1921 were J12.53C.073. Of III will bo practically continuous, ' this latter amount $3,830,576 wai I though certainly without any boom, I paid to tho federal government, nt least until crop are mmlo undi whereas, only J27t,Us federal lax moved. I os were paid ten years ago; nnd, "The great damper upon busl-iof course, there Is room for saying 'nnkslcy. the small son of "".: , " -- . -. - - .Mrs George TanKslov of'ac,, u" r,",r" of prosperity In the comparison because It win. In lon.'su'ffered n broken arm!. ,hls country U atl-' ' am 'surej effect, a war tax. Hut excluding Klimr Onilm-ann ntnl nirti .. ...i....i . 1. - -.... ...... r .... t.i 1 i.t 1 ..1...1..1 .a... t.l.ti.1 T-.m1.-1.,.. !... ...ft I JIV" rUVITHI ilUII ill I irtMlL5i UirM.llllH l II IS PIIUIIKI Ur VAVIliUlU Hi III iiinnen;, u- OIIHlll P'l l I Mr. and Mill ml.tlf 1 .........,,,,...,.,, , . . . . . . .. .. . jieopic generally il() not reaiixe mo, tin reuerai uxailon, tnc sinio ami lierlousness of this aspect of the, other municipal (axes alone. In no situation, lluslnes Is carried on. wise chargeable to tho war. In fo r profit; men undertake new on- creased In ten years from $3,905, terprlses, employ labor and take ( 939 In 1911 to JS. 705, 497 in 1921, the rliks. for profit; It Is largely or 123 pcr cent. in-,, ,or ,e nrxi iew j.ds ii.im.ims Sunday while riding hi blcjclo nuer uusinoss nunirs. c Nl,rthn, of .,(, J,,,,,, ,r(v.l ... .,. 11011. or 1.0s AHHi.M, arnv- ;,.,,. rrt,n,Ilt,V0 r thl. Ca. od here yesterday for tin purpose fornn l)ranch of a ,arp( u,, am, of attending to huslne-i Mnnecto.l cofftf n0l0 whJc , KIima1 with property hero, and k ft on IiH , KalH ,., n,Kl ttIll u, Rm,t of return trip thl mornla.. Mr ,, M, ,. . ,,(-,r... .1. .V. Waters, special nsor.t for lh Tno ,,. " h ,-,'. Vresi cild ln """rprlses carried on by. a railroad t Sun Insuarnce company. her. fom, ..-.,.,.. .. tt.,n n,i. lh. ' othew. that affords most employ-' porlnnco hi the surplu wealth of the rich, In- In building or planning to build ho Imiulry of prime tin- has always been, how .st.h Tin:.'iiii: (iasolluo enrrle Cluulrn May it long way In "tins. Oil mid Wntor" by nioloroKlo. iiulomoblto mid irro plane One of the most melting In cldent of tho lory I., when ho ha to steal 11 rldo on tho outlaw' ma chine, 'hitching on" to tho Hp.ue tire carried In tho rear of the ear "(In. Oil nnd Wntui" will-be tho special fe.ituro nt the Slur Umalro tonight. It markH tho latent of tho liny release through First National Charlotte PMiro, who played I ho leading feminine role In "The Hani Htormer," It soon Susie .lonet, the winsome daughter of the hotel pro prietor, whoso muoroilH glance ciiuto the tnr many n mout.mt of serii.uti lark of concentration upon, his offl-'l.il duties ' BIRTH RECORD i IClINIIICi: At Klamath lalh. July I 10, 1922, to Mr nml Mis ln Iciiiiblie. 11 son, weight 10 pouiul". named llowmd IJ.irl .llli )!' TII.MS Wo divdio to oxpm'sk our almoio nppioelatlou of and gratltmlo fin the lompllhy nnd aid extended lit ut In the lost of 1I111 beloved liil" baud, son and brother, mid for the many bountiful floral pieces le re hod. .MUM. I) I.. HAMILTON AND SONS MltS. IXIZAIIIITII HAMILTON. JOHN II. HAMILTON. JOSI'I'll It HAMILTON. MltS. C. I. IlKCICAItlt. MltS. II. J YVINTKUS ftAAAftAAAAAAAAftAAAAi Morcliniulinc tlitit yon can buy nt the Tin: i.iiikiitv In "(llst House," her'latost prrt durilon, Viola Dana lint to portray the role of Joy Duval, who. 011 her u editing day. find thul her hus band. Hilly Norton, believe her to! Ku(;eno l0 gel new I be a notorious crook Ho trlet lo J ,.,.,,, mi-irtmont house persuade her to gho up her life of, Shallow Citllhiilliiii Iti'Ht Corn mid point" cultivation xhnulil ho Just deep oniiugh lo kill the weed mid not rut off Iho feeding loott of the plant Where potaloet me li rlgated or grown by il'lge- ciilluri' deeper rultlvatlou neross.iry to throw up tho rlilge. but for general leel rulturo of the Willamette x.illey mid tho iinlrrlgaleil illstrlct shallow cul ture I to lie preferred suite con- 1 Ilerkelcy this week company uusines. bem mtm.(I 0 ,,, oI(, (Unrte on P. L. Mcnefce. who Is roancted 1 collRCr avenue. ..111. tt. Un.l.i. T tl.n . Im ...u. .u.u .....urn ,.u..... .,..,...,. .. Si iPXlortl ninck, pxaminer. left nero irom I'ino itiugo louay n a loohng '"ftei" J management of Jack Kimball have I ,nenl for ',bor out,,,c ot agrlrul-j much will It ram net per mllo toi I been moved to tho old oua'rter ,.n " mo'1 '""'' '? That l. to! 'Income surtaxes which tuke halt pay Interett on tho money requlr of the profit u man makes, while ed to build It $1000. $2000, 1 --. . .. -.. -, A.tA. - -...- ,1.1- ...i . 1.1.. .. .... 1 ieavinc mm 10 suner me oss aioue. ,iuee or more pur miic; r.xpcc- combined business and pleasure trip 1 supplies for the Pine beetle cimti at !na" 'akn tnc ncarl oul ot nan tatlon of not carnlugs of $2000 per Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles DoLap nml j .1,-11 nolm I of the men who have hitherto ere-, mile, which It equal to 5 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I)e!.np wer members of a party wiili.'i left thtt' Morning for Crater Ink-' J. J. Parker, local nc.n: for he American Kxprcss company. Is prouj-' ly' dlsplajlne' a banner which nn mninccs that this division of tho big I western division, after American Kx- press rompany, Is winner of Mi"i John nnd J 00 Hamilton, who hx-' been hero from Sacranwino lo (H-jLeavItt at 10 o'clock this morning cj pulley of the government. lend the funeral of th"l" b'othor P L. Hamilton, will lcavo tomorrow nornlDg en their return to the Cali fornia city.. Mrs. C. J. Williamson, who Is here visiting her parents, Mr. nn.l Mr II. Orcm. Is out In tho counlrv for n few Uas with Mr. and Mrs Ira Orcm. ' K. T. Iletts, n lumberman from atcd the country's buslurs. A man Ion $40,000 per mile, I probably 'generally risk, his whole fortune 'more than was counted on In tho whrn be rngages In business and, original plans for most ot tho rail .therefore he ha had u notion that, road mileage built lu this rountry ' ho Is entitled to most ot the pro- "Yet thcro are states In the i fit. Younger men who have hoped 1 Union wliero tho state and muni ; by great energy, new enterprise; clpal taxation average more than and Inltlatlvo to accumulate a for- $2000 pcr mile for single-track inM-iK-or . Hatiiaker, ot al ( tuno 8CC tnal possibility dwindling' railroads. Kxprcsscd In another I Testimony was taken boforuludgel as excessive surtaxes become a fix- way; such railroads must earn net and pay over (0 the state and Its municipalities a sura annually, as taxation, equivalent to C per cent in me mortgage foreclosure case or "Then, too, the processes of com W. II. Casebcer against S. C Hamnk-1 mo ,en,e ecm to bo reversed In cr et nl.. Involving lands In sections 1 our basis of taxation. Instead ot n on moro than $40,000 per mile of railroad before having a dollar to pay as Interest on money required 16. 22. 27 and 3(. In township 10 ofjVrmlum on enterprise and Indus this county. Attorne) O. C (5lhbs!,rr by , lowcr ta, on carni,i than and Arthur 1). Hay of Lakevlew a invested Income. Just the opposite, to build thu railroads. And tho end peared as attorneys for Casebeer, I ls tno aw- A gaIary or a profll ma,0j 1, not yclt for ,hc municipal mn- anu nono ui inu ueicnaania appear ing, they wero declared In default. Tho mortgage was originally' for crime, but she think that ho ha gone mad mid trlet to hooIIio him They alo to bo gliosis at 11 ball in the Hotel Koullworth, but Hilly, Mill believing that hi wife I the notor lout Angel Face Ann, see 11 picture of Swag Sulllvmi. the con woman' husband, who I In prlnoti. Viola Dana enacts the prlnelp.il rolo lu this, her gayest, comedy ol aihonturo mid hilarious complication which is to bo shown at the Liberty theatre tonight "The Sheik of Aruhy." with the famous II. 11. WmVor 11s the ro mantic desert chief, will be shown at tho Liberty theatre on Wednes day This latest of the ever popular Sheik storloM la 11 thrilling rouimiro of the desert lands "Where a man Is either white or Hlow -both ns to tho idler ot hi faro mid tho color of hi soul." Portland building. Telegram lo erect new NEW TODAY FOR SALK 1000 121 N. I tth St feet 5-S cable tf l'Olf SAI.K Two show cases nnd I Cury safe. Inquire l).t -ti port Ji-w-i I'll ) o...... . . . WANTED .Someone to tit i.irp.'t nig on shares. X Y V. Herald 11-13 IIOO.M AM) (IIOAIID. 39 Iho week or by da), till. I'lne St Phone ni."..V. 11-13 Square Deal Drug Store Toilet Article Patent Medicines Lentltor Goods Rubber Gooda Pocket Knives SbnviiiK Supplies Kodnlts nnd Supplies Ivory Furniture Polish Stationery of nil Kinds llnir Nets llnud Tinted Pictures Baby Foods, etc. Auto Polish Fountain Pens Brushes Also ninny other ar ticles too numerous to mention We also fill PRESCRIPTIONS Try This Drug Store FIRST SQUARE DEAL DRUG STORE Oakland. California. It lit KlimathJ $3,000, given In 1917. $1000 ol Falls for a'ftw days this veek. He Is a guest at the Whtto Pelican hotel. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A.'McCurthy werui week-end visitors at filmnond lake, a trip which is particularly worth while according to thoe who have been thcro this and other years, prize for tho lowest percentage of claims for tho first quarter of thl year. Parfter says that ho Ii not claiming all the honors fur the com pany, but shares them with the ship per as well, who made this record possible. At tho beglnnlil;; of tho campaign several meetings of the chamber of commerce wor devoted to tho subject. which had been paid on tho princi pal. Uikr-lilo Not Affertiil hy personal effort Is taxed maximum chines grinding out bonds to be rato under the provision for sur- snapped up for tax-exempt Invest taxes, while capital escapee the tax altogether by being Invested In mu nicipal securities. Tho result Is not only a sense of Injustice suffered and discouragement in the Indi; Suit brought yesterday by the vidual relying upon hi own efforts. First National bank against the hut an orgy of recklessness and cx Klamath Pine Manufacturing com-) travagance In munlclpil cxpendl pany. Lakeside Lumhor company 1 lures unparalled in history, t0 sup and H. M. and John Acklcy for col- Ply bond8 for tax-exempt invest lection on a promissory note for! mont of capital. These huge sums $t2D and $150 attorney fees, docs are not only going Into tax-exempt not affect the present Lakeside securities, shifting the burden of company, but Is against the old taxation to Industry, but are being corporation, according to Jack ' withdrawn from Investment ln In Slater. dustrlal enterprises of all sorts that employ labor, and In the building Have You Got One? Hoof against Art Hoof, was set for ' , hearing before Judge Lcavltt this 1 nfliirnnnn. ft... .I..fnni1nn Art IN.nf . ln,vi hn ,vi.i., ....,,, 'othor -xlravagance., which ,...... ........ ,.......,..., ,.'........ ... . default for want of an appearance. ORIENTAL Saperatitlon? Ptrhspi so but at ltut an Interesting relic of Asiade Antiq uity. Alleged by the Chinese to be almost uncanny in its power to brlnr to the wearer, GOOD LUCK Health, Happiness, Prosperity, and Lone Life. Thle odd loollnc rtnr cltet great la trtett whin olixrvrd on your nngtr. An unuiual eft. Drop into our nor todmy end aik to lit thl odd CHINKSK GOOD LUCK RING. ir.fr .. Ir,.rr Trial of the divorce tase of I'ear I of ,.hJT f?r. h0U9lDt:. the ''!P!0-.. ....,,. ... '" luut is not an not uy nan. I Tax-exempt bond issues by village. town, city, county nnd mate, with attend I wasteful habits, are Increasing stato and municipal taxation to an ex- I IJitdroth . ftMlrrliinil tent tbat 1. lruy alarming. I rend . Demanding payment of $31C.4S en a press dispatch recently wherein I a note dated July 7, 1920, a. Lin-'one state's taxes had become so ' droth filed n case In tho circuit court i this morning against Oust Sodcr- I lund. Attorney's fees of $75 and In- I terest on the note of 10 ure asked 1 in the Judgment. ment of money that ought to ho employed In private Industry, aro still in full swing nnd the tax rate Js climbing accordingly. "The country ought lo take Its bearing,, before some of its vital interests go on the rocks. How un fortunate Is tno delusion that we can make tho rich pay all the tax es! I agree that taxes should he paid In proportion to the ability of the payer, hut we havo added to that prlnclplown progressive ra tio that l economically rulnlous, and the danger is that we as a peo ple will become very poor nnd eco nomically weak and emaciated lie fore we correctly diagnose our caso jtatid find out what It the matter with us, Jt Is hard for those of Uh who haven't much, to bellove that we can suffor from the goug ing of a rich man by the govern ment. V ought to ponder Ills marck's statement that 'Socialism can make rich men poor, hut it can never make a poor man rich.' " .r UNEASY LIES HEAD OFFICIAL ORGAN OF MASONRY DENIES ORDER CONDONES KU KLUX PROGRAM Tin: srit.M Clara Kimball Young will appear' nt tho Strand theatre tonight In "The Savage Woman," from rranrols Curel's "l-a Klllo Sauvagii," adapted for the screen by Knthryn Htunrt. Is a role vastly different from nuy which Mist Young lint beforo rhos-1 en for tho screen, tukes this cele-l hrntod star away from her usual ru dely play nnd shows her to excep tional ndwmtaKo us Hence, daugh ter of a French trader, dorollct In Abyssinia. YVJien her father leaps to his death tho girl wnnderri away and finds herself In tliiTTiilns of an old palace nice belongltig to Iho Queen' of Shelia. Here h!ih Is mistaken for the reincarnated queen herself, nnd desired by the native prince at his bride, she Is frightened, nml blinds him with the flashes from her mir ror while she makes her etcape Fleeing once more, sire Is shot by a French explorer, l.erlnr, who IiIiiiIb up the slight wound nnd struck with her dusky beauty, taTtes her back to France Hero Iteuee Is happy until she learns two unheard of things- See It tonight $.'0 Itl.'U'AltL'i for Information le.nl- Iiik to recover of 2 rlflet and 2 ! illicit guns ta'.teu from Flint creek. Hanger ht.ill.in, Diamond l-ike in April or Ma- Information will be held strictly confidential. I.'d John sou. Modoc I 'Hint. Ore ll-ir. WANTHD engineer and oilier help for lath mill. Addrets C II Miller. Aspgroe, Oregon 11-1 ; FOIl IIIAT l-'iir.nthed npntln.. Four mums, hath le. int; n.r Ii on ii.rner. Mb and Jefferson I'lion. 273 W 11-H' LOST JlroMii laffetn bell. egterdm Phone 211 FOIl IICNT- Desirable. fron n.i.i., 103 Pine Si II IT r Ztetii adeJD Aj tT Shipment of i J Mid-Summer Hats in Straws and Felts just arrivei SWI (From tho N'ntlonal Trestle Uoard OF KING WEARING Organ of Masonry I RADIO RECEIVER, The C.rand Master of California bus Joined, with those of Iowa and OAKLAND, Cul.. July II Jack , . , , , , Dempsey. world's heavyweight cham-Texa.unU olher irt-"."n ...... ..... ... ... .... . 1 nountTng an orKanlzatlen that some. mi 1 . ... viGl 1 52 w JTUUKC SIIVU AU0 IN 14k COLD t NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE DAVENPORT Has One For You Headquarters for the Lucky Wedding Rings plon, suld here recently that would like to engage in u ring bat 1 tie every week. ' "I'd llku notlilng better," Dump I sey added, "than to take on a nutn- I ber of fighters, one right after an In despicable propaganda, have sought lo connect with Masonry It should not need tho pronouncement of these authorities to convince tho people that tho very nature of the other, if possible I'd llku to meet , Ku Klux K,an ' ullor,y fa'r,!,sn uml Watch Inspector for the S. P. and O. C. & E. R. R. Something new in Diamonds No trouble to show goods DAVENPORT most of tho men I boxed oq my way to tho top. It would be the best kind of training for me." Thu champion oxpressed u desire to meet Dili Ilruiinun, Jess Wlllurd und Georges Carpentler 'in emcees bioii. Ho expressed pleasure when he learned that ho would meet Urenuan Labor Da)'. Dempsey, during his recent visit to California, worked out dally, "I am still a little overweight," he apologized when here. "Hut J plan to come down shortly. Ilelug heavy gives mo something to train off." Vaudeville work does not tult Dempsey, "it was a tiresome grind hud I'm glad to get uway from it," ho said, "five shows 11 duy, no fresh air, and tho old grease paint uud everything. It sure got my goat uud I wouldn't go buck to it for any thing, "A lot of people have told me I was a good actor, I'm hero to say that I'm not and know it. Fighting Is my business and I'm willing to box 'em as fast us the promote! sot them up, I repugnant to the real Mason. Many of the brothers may have Joined such society, unaware of Its meaning. Hut 110W they must choose between the two. And that 0110 who may prefer,' the nlght-rldlng and disguised asso ciation will benefit Masonry by leav ing. "Freemasonry," says Orand Mas ter Ilurko, "stands for law and order and decent government. It stands now and always and openly for tho orderly conduct of society, and for the upholding of tho lawful and regu lar administration of tho legal pro cesseH of our courts." Tie contrast's It thus with the Ku Klux: "Its prac tical woiklng.1 appear to be to Inter fere with the orderly and lawful ad- I ministration of tho processes of our courts, a society that skulks and ' strikes In tho dark, under rover of masks, an organization so un-American and un-Masonlc as to merit the disapproval of all thoughtful, law abiding, order-loving men." Further tho Grand Master has stated, be yond his edict, that Masons who aro Klansmen "must get out of either one order or tho other. Tho oath of the Ku Klux Kian absolutely subverts everything that Masons aro taught us their first and highest duties." One may wonder at times It sumo of the outrage committed have not been the work of Agents Provocateur, nnd If some of the lurid stories told nre not part of an adverse propaganda. Dut that law can bo flouted hy any, and blamo thus attached to others, only serves to provo the danger, Thu connection ot Masonry with this so ciety was seized upon In certain guar tern and spread with avidity. It Li well tbat Grand Masters aro thus .emphatic In dissociating' Mauoury from any such untanglomcnt, and in making plain to tho world thu't the great fraternity is in tho open in all things. Memories Will Llvo When You Say It With Flowers Flowers for ovory occasion Klamath Flower Shop Hl Main ritrcct. Phono S8D Open Bundayu 9 to 1 Wcok days, 8 a. in. to 8 p. m. VL& rooAK Work I Leave Your Films before 9 O'clocK-Your AM; Pictures are ready at" S n jT -v Cs . MAIN f,T . Qe p4 IB BBBI BHBh BBBBl BBk SBSBIBBI II IB BBBk BBk BBBBi'W.h. BBPBHBB- nngerwooas nsmSH "r-7 I puhit ,r J KLAMATH FALLS OREGON ttSw EcjjhaGD WHCRE PARTICULAR PCOPLF. OUT TMCirt DRUGS Jl , 1'AIIM POI.NTKItH Potato 1'laiitn ltogm-il Any dlscusod potato plautH, sick ly, weak or otherwise unsatisfactory, should I'" dug out, taken off tho field and destroyed, as promptly as thoy uppear. If this measure Is followed through tho scuson ft will help ma tcrially In liinventlni.' snreail or no. Overcurliiff Knolls liny , Much good liny Is spoiled each year hy being left too long lu tho swath, windrow or shock, A very much bettor quality of baled hay or loose may be had by curing tho buy out as rapidly ns possible to light. It may then be baled up with butter molsuro content and bettor color nnd When imi uunt your oyuH examined, your broken lenses duplicated or frame repaired, look for thu Big Eyes sign, 70!) Main, Ulussut ground. Iiuuiedlatu service Dr. Goble Phene: Ore. tilii-W, lies, ,'1,'ll-J 701) Main TONIGHT AT THE STRAND lOo- whkhk EVKitrnoDY amtn HQMK OP TIIH HODKINHON IKATUIIKH -warn KEMPSON PICTURES CORP. Presents W CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in 'The Savage Woman" Scenario by Kathryn Stuart From the celebrated novel, "La Fillb Sauvage" By Francois Curel Good Comedy Show Starts at 6:30 1 5 t THU JEWEUSR J Admission 10c and 20c wmmmmmmmmm hajo diseases, quality. J 1